Michele O.
2/1/2020
We attended the first docent-led hike of the year on Saturday, 2/1/2020. It was a "history" hike, focusing on the Deer Creek Gold Rush. We learned about the gold in the area, the miners, the...
Deer Creek Hills Preserve
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[6700 - 14899] Latrobe Rd
Sloughhouse, CA 95683
Deer Creek Hills Preserve, nestled in Sloughhouse, CA, is a cherished gem managed by the Sacramento Valley Conservancy. The preserve offers a range of recreational activities, including hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding along its scenic trails. Visitors can immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature while exploring the diverse landscapes of Deer Creek Hills.
Managed by the Sacramento Valley Conservancy, this preserve is part of the organization's commitment to preserving the beauty, character, and biodiversity of the Sacramento Valley landscape. Through stewardship and education efforts, the Conservancy aims to inspire a love for the outdoors and cultivate a community of environmentally conscious individuals. Deer Creek Hills Preserve serves as a testament to their dedication to protecting natural and working lands for generations to come.
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4.510 reviews
Liz B.
3/8/2023
So, don't try and hike here when the trails are not open! You might get dusted by a bike or a jeep. I learned the hard way :) Positives: so quiet! Lovely views, and every vehicle that passed me...
Alexis R.
4/8/2023
Beautiful, peaceful place for a walk. There were few people here on an early April Saturday at 10 a.m. and wildflowers were just starting to appear. The trails go through a mix of open ranchland...
Amy L.
6/3/2019
Wonderful trails to hike in but they are open limited months for hikers. Generally, Deer Creek Hills Preserve is open to the public for hiking on Saturdays from 9am-1pm from February through May...
Leonard D.
7/21/2022
Great place to go for a hike. If not for the spring time wildflower hike or a historic hike through this gold country hills and Indian grinding holes. Then there is the weekly mountain bike...
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